The Sun. — London, England, 1810-04-09 00:00:00

S1).1 . REPLY TO Tqß REMONSTRANCE OF THE' DIMS D'ALBUQUERQUE.. EXCELLENT SIR, this. day the Junta has received a Royal Order from the Supreme Council of -Regency, that with concurrence of your Excellency, and without losing a mOrnenk, measures may be taken to remedy the evils complained of. by your Excellency to the Su preme Council_; and the Jonta always *ready to , an swer for its condur,l in the discharge of its duty, its eagerness to perish in the common cause, and at the same time igooraut of what the evils consist or, as the army and navy are paid, fed; cloatlied, and every necessary step . taken to place the town and the island of Leon in a proper state of defence, and oc cupied -as they - are...at this nionient in Completing the cloathing, that will be ready very shorly, called for on the -12th inst. by. Major-General Don Luis Lacy, beg your. Excellency will ha'e the goodness to wait on the Junta, wl.os?, sittings will he perma nent until your Excellency's arrival, or in case of occupations more useful or some just cause to pre vent it, your Excellency, will send a clear and dis tin it account of what those evils are, that au imme diate rear dy- may he applied, hich is the, wish of the Supreme Council and this Junta, whose Sittings must be permanent until the arrival of your answer, indispensably necessary in order to send a replyto the Regency. God preserve your Extellency, &c. ANDRES LoPIiZ.- Cadiz, March t 4, 1810: EXCELLENT Sta,-- 7 ln answer to the official letter of your Excellency, of this date, I ought to make • known that the army under my command wants this moment every article of cloathing ; the troops have not received their gratifications, nor the la bonrers at the works paid with that punduality that their importance and expedition required ; the bar racks are deficient in.cleanliness 4nd the necessary comforts for the- troops, and there is a frequent scar city of wood and oil, T .for want of funds ; and for similar reasons the cavalry is not properly main tained, .v 4 ithout including the pay of Officers. and soldiers; neither is there straw or barley for the horses, which causes so many to die, and the re mainder ren :ered unfit for service. . This statement does not apply alone to the troops I brought with nee, to whom four or five mouths. pay is;due, bdt to every branch of the army ; and for theAaine rea son the troops are obliged to leave the hospitals un-. cured, in order to procure gratis that comfort which the hospitals were, deficient of.; and lastly, the great . dvficiency of recrtiits to fill up the ranks • of the army, which obliges' the service' to be doubled, in creases the daily sickness, ag,d from_ ex'frabrdinary exertion, destroys the vigilance and weakens the vigo s ur necessary to repel anyattack the enemy may make, -and many . other fatal consequences which.l represented to the Supreme Council of Regency, omitting.the repetition of them now, as your Ex cellencies can refer to that answer which his Ma jesty receivLd this day. The (pressing manner with which your Excellen r des reqUire an answer at lialf-pist ten at night, re lative-to the different wants'ot the army under my command, does not cermit me to examine 'minutely all the information I possess; but that no time may lost, and as your Excel!( 'vele; wish for it, I again repeat what before mentioned tor yourinfof w a... tion; and 111210 1 can furlitsh a more complete one, your Excellent its can begin by taking such measures as may be judged expedient to remedy toe evils complained of. cod, Sze. EL. 111.141./E RE ALBUCILYER6IUE. Cadiz, March 14, ISE.), EXCELLENT . Sin---The absolute necessity of going to the island of Leon, this evening prevents me frtm appotring in the Junta as I intended doing upon my arrival, but I cannot delay acquainting your Ex, el lency how sensibly I feel that it should be imagined, not even for an . inirani, as the second' Governor of this town, Don Andres Lopez has informed - me of, that the spirit or design with which I made known to the.narion and .riny the urge-tit (vants ofthe lai trr has been any other than, that 1, - should not,be thought to be indolent to the , just complaints of the army ; and if in the hour of danger it negletts Joins, its dury--if it should .be found in a state that all those who are notintimately acquainted with it should' find it, negleEts:ttoirT, eery thing to drive the ene my from our neighbourhood, the fault is n9 . t mine; but fat be it from the to imagine that .the Superi.tr Junta is not filled With the liveliest 'desire, placed in its present difficult situation, to'afford every aid and assistance to the .army ; •b..t labouring under the great diflieuitio; which a haste already mentioned,„ neither yoni Excellency, nor . the-Supreme Cowen ,of lie gticy have- been able to acompfish your wishes; and with the same abject heart, I have not been able to discover a better method, in ,order that his Majesty might, without delay, :determine w hat should be done with regard to, the civil branch of the army, that it should no longer be useless and a burden on the State, and ,for its accomplishment, your Excellency, as weft as "the itblic, well know the efforts I have made ; at the same. time, I have no doubt but that weighty natters have hindered its —being carr - k,cl into effeci4; .but as ti>e Lire of the army, the defe..ce of the town arid .isiatid of Leon hwe f dlen to my charge, aiqt e. being conscious of ,lily inability if immech:ite and ineffectual steps are not .talten, there is nothingjeft.rne, but to represent 'the waiits of the aril}, call tor their remedy, i r give up all those honourable situations, perst.iitord-a$ 1 ant that they cannot be properly tilled in any other manner. God preserve.; &c. ' ' . ... , EL DUQUE. DE ALET4itgiallaUE. Excellent Sirs, President and Meintier . of tie' Superiur lunta, of Cadiz.' '.., , :..; ', !.. Cadiz, March 13, 1810. -:. .. " • , . . . The .Superior Junta has addressed a long - letter to the Duke of Albuignerque; but in reality it is in tended for the public. is dated'the i 6th, denies man v .of his complait,ts, acknovv.ledges sOme of them, : pleading at the same time the" actual ituatiou of. Cadiz ab an excuse, tor nrglctt, and coinplaining bitterly. at his having pub:ished his letters without their knowledge, and of the bad 4ffeas their pub-. licatiou are likely to produce, serw:ing as infor► ia-. lion to the enemy in the vicinity and the interior of the country, and calling for a personal interview. STOCKS _ RDAY. Bank Stueki shut • India Stock, shtlt . Navy s per Cent' 9911 India Bonds, iBS. zos• t9s. pr. Irish 5 per Cent. Excheq. Bills, tzs. 15s. 13s. 4 per Lent. 82 i 8.; pr. . 1 per-Cent. Kau 67 61i Imperial 3 per Cent. 3 per Cent_ Cans. 68 i i • Ditto An.i. Bank Lohg Ann. t 8 i. loth I Cons. for April, 68.1 69 eit ICA q 1 3Arti Frani the LONDON GAZETTE, April 7, 1810. 11, April 7, 1810. The King has been pleased to grant - to Peter.de Haviland; Esq. the Office of Bailiflof the Is,and of Gu.,rn.ev, in she room of Robert Porret Le. Man hapt, Esq. lesigni:d. The King has also been pleased to grant to John Dumarrsq, Esq. the Office and Place of Advocate General or the Island of Jersey, in the room of-Jo shua Piponi , Esq.-resigned. April 7, 1810. - The King has been pleased to constitnie and ap piAnt the Right non. Francis Lort .Napier to be his Majesty's High Commissioner to . the General A - settibly of the Chu:ich of Scotland. kl'ar-Office, April 7, a 10. To be Chaplains to the Forces.—George Jenkins, Clerk, late Chaplain of Brigade . alcheren. Samuel llriscal, Clerk, W_ Lite Chaplain'of Brigade in. Portugal. " To be Deputies Commissaries General to the Forces. As sistant.Conimissary, fain 'Drake. issistant-Conunissary John Thsoracis Hutnpltrey. Ord , a;ice-Office, " I .pri! 3, Corps of Royal Engineers. To be First Lieutenants —Second Lieutenant Philip Barry. Second Lieutenant 11. A. 'laps. ' - Gentleman Cadet N. Smith to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ross, res►gned. Coinmissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Esscx. Ea. tern Battalion of Essex Militia. To be Lieutenants. Ensign Richard tint!. Joseph Bygrave. Commissions in the West Monmouthshire Local Militia' signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Sir Charles . Morgan, baronet; to be Colonel Commandant. Sir mobert Salusbkiry, Baronet, to be Licutenaiit,Colonel. - Capet Leigh, Esq. to be Major. To be Captains C. I. - Lewis, Esq. A. M Hawkins, Esq. T. R Saltisbury, - Lsq Robert Smith, Esq. William Piiillips, Lsq Thomas Edwards, Esq. William Tho f was, Esq. john Cobb, „Esq.. I. A. Gabb, Esq. A. E. litan-r, . . . To"be Phillips, Gent. loSepli ton, Gent nenjamin Thomas, Gent. l'hoinas Prothero, Gent. George brewer, Gent. Thomas Phillips, Gent. Willi in Williams, Gent: Flekher Parry, Gent. - fames LdWards, Gent. .Edward kincsi Gem. • To be Ensigns.—Simon 'Thomas J ales, Gent. Norman, Cent. V/. J. Monklicus., Gent. A." 171. IsaaL:sun, Gent. to be Adjutant. hob •rt ()Wen, Gent to be QuJrter-Master.. • H. M. Hawkins. Gent, to beSurgeon. Commis ion in the ist or BerWicksbire, Fee, - Regiinent of 141 i.. litia, signed by the Lo:d Lieutenant of the County of Lin , ••• lithgow. . . bolin Rutherford, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M 'Craken, pro • untied. Thomas BANKRUPT C.Y EIVA,ARG.ED.' Thomas Houttieii, of Spilsby, Linco!nshire, ma!tster. IJANKRUI'7S. Henry Fleming, of Hanway-street, oxford-street, Middle sex, jeweller, to surreoderApril 14, '2l, and 31,ak 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hodgson, Clement's lon. William Brown, formerly of Santa Domingo, and late of Lainheth-road, biouthwark, Sarrey, merchant, April to, 17, and May 19, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attor:. ney, Mr. Hill, Rood-lane. ‘ViliriMi Burt, of Tooley-street, Southwark, Surrey; oil. merchant, April 14, 17, and May 19, at one, at Guild hall, London. t!oiticy, Mr. Sheewood, Cushion-'court; Broad street. • Williaiu BarWr, of Althrick, Northumberland, brewer, May 4,5, and 19, at eleven, at the White Swan, Alit wick. Attoruica, Mr. Lambert, Alowiek 3 or Mr. Flex hey, Chancery-lane, London. Edward Banton, late of Walsall, Staffordshire, sadler's irwmionger and factor, April artive, 27, and May 19, at eleven, at - the Jerninglifim , Arms inn, Shill - nail. A ttorniei, Messrs. Turner and Pike, Bloomsbury-square, __ . 140114011;:ov Mr J. Heeley, yValsall., - - William Fenneil Spencer, late Of Gosport, mercer and cirA. April 19, at one; 2.4, at eleven, and May 19, at one, at the Clown Inn, Gosport, Attornies, Mess's— Collins and Hewson, Gosport; or Mr. William Dyne, Serjeant's-Inn, , Fleet-street, London. .. ialm Parkin, of sheffield, Yorkshire, innkeeper, APril,t7, 18, -at two, and May '9, at eleven, at the Hotel, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. CharnOre, Chapel-street, Bedford row, London ;or Mr. I Watson, Sheffield - 'Francis Ingham, now or late of Norland, Halifax,lorkshire, clothier, April 24, at rive, is, and May 19, at ten, at the King's ;lead Inn, Huddersfield. Attornics, 'Messrs. Willi, F.'irtliurne, and Clarke, Warnford.court, London; or Mr. Allison, Huddersfield. - . !aims helron, oi West Thurrock; Essex,baker, April to, 21, and May 19, at ten, at .Guildhall, Loudon. Atturntes, Mr. Aubrey, Toiike's.court, Cursitor-street, hancery lane, Loudon; or Mr. ' , Willey, Billericay, Essex. losepli-lnmati, latept Kent-toad, Surrey, broker, April to, 57, and May at eleven, at Guildhall, London Attor ney, Mr. Briant, Copthail-court. Throginorton-street. fames Maclean, lire of the Old 'Change, London, victualler, April 14, 24, and May 19, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Howell, Sion College Gardens, Alderntanbury. Robert West, .of Oxford.street, Middlesex, draper. April 24, 11, and May 19, ativitive, at Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr. Mason, Foster-lane, Cheapside. john linker, Sea-coal-lane, London, cart.enter and press maker. April 14, 21, and May 19, at twelve, at Guildliall. l Attorney, Mr. I'. Hudson - , Winkworth-buildings, City-. road. . . „ Waiter Foy, of Beech -street, London, linen draper, April 44. 24, and May 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Ntoriley, Mr. Niud, Troginoron-street. George flenzell, of.Littte East-Cheap, London, underwriter, April in, ►7, and Nlity ►9, at ten, at Guildnall. Attorney, • Sherwood, -Cushion-tou rt, Broad-street. D IVID ENDS. May I. Francis Colombine, 13avi&C Coloinbine; David •Co. tomblike the younger, and Peter Coloinbine the younger, of Norwich, merchants, at tour, at the Maid's Head lihr, Norwich. April t 7. James Hustler, late of ‘Veston Colville, Cam. bridge, fanner, at teo, at G uildhall, London. April 28. Thomas Stokes, of Tooley-street, Southwark, Surtey, cabioet-to.,lcer and upholsterer, at ten, a t Guild. London. - , May 1, Jo:in Watkin, of Sculcoates, Yorkshire, rope-maker, at eleven, at the George Inn, Whitefriargate, Kingston upon-Hull. May 1. lohn Edwards, late of Stottehouse, Devonshire, . draper and slopsdler, at eleven, at the Prince Wtlliata Henry H,tel, Plyinoutli-Dock. April to, Peter Woodward, now or late of King-street, • Citeapsile, London, Warehouseman, at ten, at Guild hail. May 5. Thomas Gilman, of Norwich, linen draper, at four, at tile Maid's Head Inn, Norwich. May 5. Dennis Wright, of Saxlinghain, Norfolk, miller, at , tout, at the Maid's Head Inn, Norwich. • May t. - lotin Watson and William Wilcocks, of Norwich,: merchants, at five, at the Maid's Head Inn, Norwich. - May t„ Wdhiaat Allen, of Chandus-street, Middlesex, shoemaker, at ten, at Guildhall. May a. Vincent Alvey, late of Spalding, brewer and inn- Ichper, at ten, at 'Guildhall, London. May 6. Williatn,Gardnet, late of Newent,. plourestershire, baker and maltster, at the Red Lion Inn, Newell% May 3. Samuel Billings, 1 .;cot Liverpool, at twelve, at the Globe 'Cavern, Liverpool; May S. David Walker, of Holborn, Middlesex, bookseller, at twelve, at : G May l'exall Porster, of Great Yarmouth,. Nos folk; book sutler, at three, at the Star Tavern,' Great Yarmouth, • May t. William Williams formerly of Hatlibone-place, Ox -I,rd street,. Middlesex, Cut now or late of Tufts, Norfoik, carpenter, builder, and dealer in timber, at ten, at Guns" hall, London. CER TIFIC~f'F.. April 28. John Lindsay; of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, theele. monger. Thomas lialiday, of Baildon, Otley, Yorkshire; worsted. spinner. Robert Winch of Shoe-lane, London, press-mker. . Thomas Stokes, of Chepstow, Monmouthshire, money-•i scrivener. Edward AP Connell, of Liverpool, linen-Merchant. Crawford %Vinson, of Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, Middle= • sex, lacernan. Samuel Stemann, late of Axbridge, Somersetshire, baker. Robert . Best, late of Aldersgate-street, London, watch. maker. fowls /lias, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, founder. - Robert Taylor, of Blytke's-yard, WhitArois. street, ow."' dler:ex, chair-maker. • P4RTN'ERSIIIPS DISaOLVIW. I'. Evans. and 1. Horwood, Wardrobe-Terrace, boa':n .l; Comnions, japanners. R. and C. P. Melbourne, Poland-street, PaP et; hangers. E. Bardsley and 1. Watson, Nottingham, hatters. Latham and 1.. Calland, St. Helen's, carpenters. t.. Williams and I.'. Woodliff, Ciiepsim4 Munmouthshit e r woolstaplerS, • '1- Richardson-and G. Edwards, Bristol, druggists. . • , W. Rowley and T. Wagstaff, Standard-hill. Nottingha m ' laceLmanufacturers. - W. Winslacie 'and R. Cooke, jun. Guildford, Gabin at' makers. j. and 1. Graham; R. .lackson, and R. Mounsey, Carlislei cot ton„spinners. 1. Lacy and 1.-Burton, Nottingham, lace-manufacturers. W. Treadway and J. Henrietta-street, S!. Y -le " bone-lane, butchers . ..no - kers. S. K. H. and S. %V ils,m, jun. Goldsinith-street. le, _psi( silk-manufacturers. T. and G. /Trusler, Brick-lane, Whitechapel,calico printerS• W. and lt . %Villett, a. d 0. Godfrey, Manchester, 1. and 1. Carter, Manchester, corn-dealers."' . W. Blackburn and 1. B ur b e d ge ,' Deau-:treet, Southwan' , spirit-dealers. T. Edwardi and K. Metcalfe, FenchurCh street, cott° l4. • merchants. T.- Lloyd and C. Hyde ' Pall-Mall, haberdashers. 1. 1. T. and 1. Anseil; Burford, Oxtordshire, tanners. ' C. Robinson and E. Dawson, Pockltngten, 1 orkshire, sof' geous. • • • T. Wells and G. 0. Tuke; Bankside, timber-merchants. S. Stroud, A. Cheethain, and J. Stroud,- Sackville-sife e t r dress- makers. S. hvans and T. Handy, Worcester-place, Thames-street' rag-inert:hunts. /3/I 71,8. On Tuesday last, at his house i n Devonshire..place, the Lady of Sir Charles Hamilton, hart. M. P. of a Son. , On Thursday, at the Parsonage- H o us e , H am p s tead, kJ" ; White, wile at the • Rev. Samuel White, -A.M: Rcd ° ‘ that Parish, of a Daughter. MARX lt.D. On Tuesday the 17th ult. by the Rev. lolin Hunthey the Rev.lohn Taylor, Rector of Postwick, n . the Coidi t i of-Norfolk, to Marl'anne; eldest tkaughter of ThOrnas Cubi t t y Esq. of . Honing- Hall, in 't he same 'County.. 'On the 31st ult. at Kinsale, Lieutenant Mounicr, 'of th Royal Navy, to Nliss Browne, daughter of the late Frantz' Browne, Esq.. of the saute place. On Saturday last, Samuel Hamilton, E sq . of " !stein - House, Weybridge,:to Caroline Mary, eldest daughter 0 Dines Heath, Lsq. of Russell place, Pitzroy-square. 'l' he sas:e day, Mr. Richard Thomas, of Fen -court, II:. Sarah - Spedcling, eldest daughter of K. G. Speeding, Esq. ° DIAL). • • • • 1.011 DON : Prieled by RICHARD HA KRIS, or No. 4, Martlett.psynt, Bow-sm . -et ; and Published by WILLIAM A RMIC 1 2 , R SCRIPPS, South 111olton.street, Grupve.lor f our. At the SUN-thrics, N0..112, Strand. where Advertisements, thders for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c. (past-pata), Lutist b: acttheAsed. On the 26th of January, at Berbice, William WOO 4llO Esq. Lieutenant-Governor-of that-Setticinent. in the Island Of Madeira, where ire , had lately gone on ac count of ill heairh, EdWard Ives . , Esq. the eldest son o r 1/1 6 late Edward-Otto Ives, Esq, ot !lams. In Antigua, Charles, youngest son of the law Samue l Goodwin; Esq. of,Spath in the County of Stafford. Lately, at the Island ' of St. Ch:istophei‘s, Frederic a= Ilycle Wollaston. 'Esq tOtirth son of the Rev. Francis %V.* laston, of Chislehurst, in Kent. on Tuesday last, at his chambers in Gray's-inn, Will iarli Barton Borwich, ksq: bit the 4th inst. at his apartments in S u ff o lk- s treet, Ca" vendisn-square. the infant daughter ot NI, W. Si;ary, ci, , ,ht months. The same day, at Hackney, at the advanced age 6192, th 6 Rev John Kiodell, formerly the Pastor ot a numerous c°ll - Tiverton, and since a tutor at the late Honicf Academy. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-street London. Edinburgh, May 2, ace , . N I 794 l va tr s ea a te tti d ianed with a ith , e t n h e r e , a I S p C r i o n ff l p i f n t which intfiufe ence for five months; but vies then obliged to apply to regular, Physician, -whe'pclt a temporary stop to the .vilird e lence of the Dleease (by ,mercurial applications) for sord, time; but growing, in spite of all medicine . and the adviC, of- the first Gentlenien ,of .the Faculty here, worse art' worse for two years, I was reduced to a. state almost 0' paralleled and beyond. description, being an entire leper , and ulcerated fronaltead.to foot. —My head, throat- mo uth: nose, legs, - arms; have been alternately in danger o 0 becoming useless; in 'short, I have had fiesm twenty t ° thirty eating ulcers oit my body, and nearly totally d e prived of sight.—lt would be voluminous to particuw, rize'all my case—suffice it to say., there never was, or 0,1, will be, one of a More dangerous, or of a more comp" cated nature, was long looked upon-by my friends, a„', 5 ,7, i mag i ne d myself, beyond' all hopes of recovery; and, o ', - deed", in my then condition, death was preferable to 'Pa 'more than miserable state. In this dreadful situation I drag .4 - most miserable existence, till Divine Provided-- threw in my way a NeWsp . aper containing the case of f . Mr. B. of Plymouth—My friends read it, I could note',' sent and procu'rett soiree of your LEAK E's pATFP- i PILLS, which, by using - from time to time, am now, al', have long. been, (after more than four years intiescribah'; distress), in as good a state of health as ever 1 enjoyed • a 5 proof of this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child ? born 0 , me a 'few, Months ago.• In gratitude to God, and in tiorc '; of rendering my fellow-creature service, I request you ne ~ wish this; and you may at any tine refer persons W"." to be - satisfied of the - truth of this, or further • culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person. As few cal es for badness will ever equal mine, and n°": exceed -it, I . have from experience: every, reason to assu,, mankind, that in your LEAK E's' fLLS they trill sure, speetie, safe, and radieXe cure, tut that most &cat' ful steeeeif the Venereal - Disease, which is celled , cor elarixe.LOes.. . - Insurmountasie . family reason's. prevent maisuu- rdY pante and address. ; -but creditable Pereons really wanting information- may also be referred to . me and 1 0 1 friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, F:dieburgb• Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T. AY LI)R; Member of time- Royal College of S T urgeol" , - in London, at his honSe, No. o New Bridge-street, - Where he wilt give 4-'dvice without a fee, to persene taitr ing these Pills, and will answer - parienz - s letters, it pod; paid, on the same terms, observing in all eases the In ''' . inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case eleving bet' met:tit:nett,' lent at their own particular req 'leer, by the 1 , ru pri-.:cyr,' (twins the .course -or more than thirtY-six years, ' : that he has had the cOnduding of arm extensive sale of 0 4 above Medicine, .and the practice arising theretrom. They, are also sold. by • his AppOintinent, ipt the cons"' niencc : ket these. living at a distance, by Mr. liaxt er ' Sourii-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, (;155' gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers for his address; at the Vertumer's, No-. ei, St. Alban's-str e et, ; Robertson's Toy-shop, No. to 3 Oxford-street; Mr. v-" ,- borough's, No. 7 , Pisa-street-lid% nearly opposite-the .Litt-, nutrient; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. a, Union-row. ; Tuwer-hill; M. Bull, Dame -street, Dublin; and by person- in every .consicterabie town in G rest-hrifaiii • Ireland, in boxes o f only' is. ed. sesled up wi lt full and plain directions, wnereby persons of either S may Cu re themselves with ease and secrecy. B. Every liox sold in e;reat Britain is sealer; L'e - with a Stamp, on . Which, by favour of the Cornl l , l- r , siohoe, - is printed, at the Searop-Wfice--" T. Talii -1 0 No ' fi, .Newßeidgeestrect," to imitate which is felony's - 4 all otlaers - ere couritertelts. IVEST-IADIES. BASSETERRS, FEE. 2.—On Saturday last tlttr Amer . 'Can ketch /Dila, Capt. Bainbridge, arrived here.under the ostensible pretext of being in search of William Brown, Colleaor of the Customs at New Orleans, who was said to have absconded with 150,000 dollars, and a pretended description of whom was minutely given in a printed 'paper, but without either signature or reward. She remained 'at anchor - with her pendant 'flying, Unnoticed and unmolested, till Sunday 'night,' when her boats made a search on boa; d nerly every British vessel in the road, under I lte 'pretence that two of her 'crew had deserted. Unexpeaing such an instance of atrocious insolence in our 'own seas, nay in ,our own port, the masters of most of the t ess,ls were on shore. Whilst under weigh the .next morning this daring outrage was repeated, but not with simni lar success, as one of her officers having. boarded the snow, Shaw, tire mate (Mr. Hudson) ordered to quit the vessel iininediitely, or he would' throw him overboard : t Ite• fellow threatened to gO back for. more assistance, and to return and- search , by force, but he - did not venture to make'the attempt. The deserters were found:in a grog house soon alter. It is to be regretted' that no British vessel of war appeared at this time, as- many of the crew of the ../Etna were known !to- -be deserters from d firent : ships on that station. The "Vina departed for Old Road the same day, having taken in various supplies, and on Wednesday sailed for St. BLirtbolotnew's.,,. ST. JOHN'S, - ANTIGUA, JAN. 3 1 .—An American man of war, brig arrived here on Friday evening, for the professed object of searching for the late Col 'cam' of . the• Customs at New Orleans, s, hp had absconded ; but the only document possessed by this mission was a printed hand-bill, without sig nature, addressed " To the Agents of the United States and others." On. the following morning Capt. Bainbridge sent a message to the President, desiring permission to land. The President shortly after dispatched an officer witlra pereMptory refusal, observing that. as our vessels of war •bad been inter dicted the American ports, he-could not allow them to hold intercourse with the Island. Capt. Bain bridge did not, however, wait for this ,answer, for . on the Suriyupn sloop of war . heaving in he immediately got under neigh and stood fur St. , , • Sr. JOHN'S ANTIGUA,- :13.—The American brig. of wat which, lately visited this island was the, .Erna, of 10 long g-pounders, and two 241 b. ronades, commanded by'Capt. or Lieut. Bainbridge.' She afterwards visited St. Kitt's, and 'ernained two days in Basseterre roads ;- during which time, under pretence of looking for her fugitive. Colleetor, she searched every vessel, not excepting the Girern ment schooner, having his . Majesty's commission and bearing his pendant. Unfortunavely - Capt. Lowe was'ar the timeion. shore, or he mild have resisted .and resented the indignity.. Not content with this outrage, Capt. Bainbridge ordered a party on shore, to prosecute their search for deserters, and a, - .tually took two men .from a public-house, whom they alleged to be of that description, and carried theca The appearance of the ./Etna in these seas, is in•- l'ulvect in - so Much mystery and suspicion, augment ed by some abServations - of one of her .oteers-in a moment of inebriety, at St. Kitt's, that Admiral Cochrane has resolved to ascertain the real cause of her voyagehit her, and has dispatched two fast-sailing brigs •in quest of her. Similar orders have been given to the cruisers on this station, should they fall in with her. • On Sunday week, she was at St. Bartholomew's replacing her bowsprit, whiob had teen damaged at sea, and receiving some other repairs. ST. JOI-LN'S, FEB. 20.---" The runaway Collector of Nex- Orleans; b.= said to have arrivred at Jamaica -with his 4 colations, but the Americans have be some. means or. other seized the vessel which conveyed hint thither. JOH N'S, MA UCH I ,--We have not heard fur. they ! - espteting.the fEtna. An Inquest- was held last week at Coventry, on the body of Elizabeth B. Robbins, a girl 16 years of age,. when after an investi , x.,ation of twelve hours, a verditt was . returned of Wilful Murder, by starving, against T. Swift and his w lie, to ,whotn the deceased was an apprentice. Futs.—A fire brake out last night in :a news ; 'naffs shop, the corner of Tottenhamitreet. There was very great .difficalty at first in finding waters, which was fortunately in some degree supplied by ,a heavy shower of rain. When the water was pro cured, the flames were got under ; and we,under stand that the damage done was not considerable. Last Thursday night, hetwteti twtive and one o'clock, a dreadfi.l fire broke out at Mr glarripus', grocer, in the Kent-road, by which, the whole of the premises were consumed in less than an hour; and the rapidity of the tia , nes was such, that, with the utmost difficulty, the family were rescued frprn their perilous . situation. By the assistance of the , watchmen and -neighbours, they escaped through the windows, and we are happy to say sustained but little injury. The conflagration, 'augmented by . -the various combustible Matter, became so 'very alarming, that It threatened destruction to the ad ..jacent hotaeS ; but, by the timely arrival orthe ena ; gines, was subdued without doing any further mis chief. Mr. Linstead, of Norwich,• in dividing a calf's head last week, found an entire hen's egg in the 'throat, near the root of the tongue, -which had so completely bedded -itself as to leave the impression taken out. 'The passage to the stomach being apparently closed, the animal must have died •for want of nourichinent, if it had not been, slain:. ti IP ivAira CRAVESIND. APRIL. 6. Arrived—the Dunmore, Lansdell, front Newfoundland and the Greyhound, Zield, from Valentia, Sailed—the Sarah, Chaplin, for Heligoland. t ot AI N 8 () Male, t ag 1' 1111 l ity v " t ers to • spap EC L„ t ,N l ,. 2t; 4p 1 / ' l 2t:s ZI . . i EWit A n t . A 6 1 41 f .4rte 4114 raci w a Ariz l‘tvo ;1.14 3, 73 A 3,73 411su C;o w , k I3V ot P • "Ned -row, I , Pr (. tv LD .eAt., ~#sY.